Energy Fields: Vibrations of the Pacific
The Guggenheim Gallery and The Villa Park Orchards Association Packing House
September 15, 2024 - Janurary 19, 2025
Monday-Friday - 12:00-5:00pm
Saturday - 11:00am - 4:00pm
Energy Fields: Vibrations of The Pacific is among more than 70 exhibitions and programs presented as part of PST ART. This exhibition is co-presented by The Escalette Collection, The Guggenheim Gallery, and Fulcrum Arts.
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body of the world: Inna Jane Ray
Roosevelt Hall, 1st Floor Hallway
On view through November 7, 2024
body of the world brings together a selection of works by Southern California artist Inna Jane Ray that reflect the intertwining of nature and identity. From her early sketches to her later paintings, each piece in the exhibition offers a glimpse into Ray’s connection with the world around her.
This exhibition was curated by Cassie Chan ('25) and Bella Marinos ('24).
LOOK! - On the Nature of Perception
Beckman Hall, 4th Floor near the George Bush Conference Center
LOOK! – On the Nature of Perception is a student-curated exhibition that explores the theme of perception, both in formal and conceptual terms. The works in this exhibition challenge viewers’ assumptions about the world around them, presenting alternate imagery and meanings to question the reliability of our own perceptions of the world.
LOOK! was curated by students in Marcus Herse's Curitorial Practice class (Spring 2023): Olivia Brewin, Kennedy Cardenas, Connor Choy, Hannah Emmerson, Chelsea Rose Farinaro, Tayla Grainger, Gabi Guevara, Vivina Juarez, Eugene Kim, Anna Ledbetter, Sweet Lou Mader Dauk, Mya Mannoni, Bella Ocana, Arianna Patterson, Nicola Trojovsky, and Sloan Watson.
Relative Fantasies
Beckman Hall, 4th Floor near Academic Advising Offices
Relative Fantasies is a student-curated exhibit of works by Carole Caroompas, Ellina Kevorkian, and Suvan Geer, a trio of Southern California artists all considering the contemporary meaning of femininity, but each with distinct materials, styles, and viewpoints. Throughout this exhibit, Caroompas, Kevorkian, and Geer tell three different stories of what it means to love, experience heartbreak, and challenge tradition through their experiences and critiques of what it is to live as a woman in the modern era.
Relative Fantasies was curated by students in Georgia Lassner's Gallery Practice class (Spring 2023): Alex Kraft, Kiera Laehy, Bella Marinos, Leonid Osipov, Juju Pinto, Kiley Silkman, and Devyn Pon.
